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Hellenic Academy

Hellenic Academy is an independent, co-educational, day school in Harare, Zimbabwe. The school was founded by the local Greek community in 2008. Hellenic is a member of the Association of Trust Schools (ATS) and the Head is a member of the Conference of Heads of Independent Schools in Zimbabwe (CHISZ). History Hellenic was built by the Greek Community to further the standard of education offered by Hellenic Primary School. The project to build the school began in 2007 and Hellenic Academy was opened in 2008. The school's enrolment grew to 550 pupils in 2014. Sports The sports on offer at Hellenic in summer include cricket, tennis, water polo, swimming, athletics, cross country, triathlon and Rugby 7s. In winter, the students participate in the following sporting disciplines: rugby 15s, field hockey, X Training, social soccer (for boys) and girls soccer Clubs and cultural activities Hellenic has the following cultural activities on offer: Orchestra, String Orchestra, Wind Band, Choirs, Madrigals, Marimbas, Rock Band. There are many clubs at Hellenic that students are encouraged to take part in. These include the Greek Culture Club, Baking Club, Drama Club, Art Club, Book Club, Public Speaking, Quiz Club, Environmental Club, Social Dance Club, Golf, Squash, First Aid Club, Robotics Club, Yoga Club, Events Team, Model United Nations Club, Interact Club, Duathlon, Toastmasters, Rugby Referees Club and Flipside. See also List of schools in Zimbabwe Education in Zimbabwe References External links Hellenic Academy Website Hellenic Academy Profile on the ATS website
Goldridge College

Goldridge College (or Goldridge) is a co-educational, independent, boarding and day senior school in Kwekwe, Zimbabwe. Opened in 2001, the school is located in the low-density suburb of Newtown and is in close proximity to Kwekwe Sports Club. The school is run by the Goldridge Schools Board of Governors, which similarly runs the nearby feeder school, Goldridge Primary. Goldridge College is a member of the Association of Trust Schools (ATS).The headmaster is a member of the Conference of Heads of Independent Schools in Zimbabwe (CHISZ). Academics Goldridge College is a registered Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) centre. Students write the CIE Checkpoint, IGCSE, AS Level and A Level examinations. Sport Students are expected to take part in at least one sport each term. Goldridge College offers numerous sports such as athletics, basketball, cross country, cricket, golf, hockey, netball, rugby, soccer, swimming, and tennis. Clubs and Cultural Activities Goldridge College offers the following cultural activities: Drama, Debating, Quiz, Public Speaking, Elocution, Choir, Marimba band and Jazz band. Goldridge College students are required to attend at least one club activity. The clubs offered include Youth Alive, Chess, Interact, Library, Debate and Public Speaking, Information Communication Technology and Media, Grooming, Interact, Leo Club, Instrumental Music, Scripture Union, Art, SETA Engineering,Junior Achievers, Young Artists Poetry Society, and Mathematical olympiad. Alumni Most of Goldridge College's alumni go on to further their education at tertiary level. Some alumni have been accepted to prestigious universities such as Columbia University in the City of New York, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Cape Town. Alumni who have attended Goldridge Primary School and Goldridge College are usually referred to as 'Goldridgians'. See also List of schools in Zimbabwe List of boarding schools Education in Zimbabwe References External links Official website
Sacred Heart Cathedral, Harare

The Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is a religious building belonging to the Roman Catholic Church and is located on Fourth Street in central Harare, Zimbabwe. History It serves as the headquarters of the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Harare (Archidioecesis Hararensis). It follows the Roman or Latin rite and was dedicated, as its name indicates, to the Sacred Heart of Jesus as a Catholic devotion tradition referred to the heart of Jesus of Nazareth. It all began when the Jesuits first arrived in what was then Salisbury in Southern Rhodesia (now Harare in Zimbabwe); a chapel for forty people was opened in the grounds of the Dominican Convent in 1893. Fr Aloysius Leboeuf became parish priest, living in a room built onto the side of the chapel, and from here he designed a new and bigger church, the Church of the Sacred Heart, opened on the Feast of the Annunciation in 1900. This in turn eventually proved too small and, on 28 June 1924, Monsignor Brown laid the foundation stone of the present Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. The Cathedral was opened the following year, on Sunday, 2 August 1925. Jesuits continued to serve the Cathedral until 31 December 2008, when it was handed over to the diocesan clergy. Due to the varied composition of the congregation, most Masses today are held in both English and Shona, a local language, and, to a lesser extent, additionally there are services in French and Portuguese. Mass Times Sunday 07:00hrs - English Mass in the Cathedral 08:00hrs - Shona Mass in the Cathedral 08:00hrs - French Mass in the St Thomas Moore Hall 08:00hrs - Missionary Childhood/Sunday School Mass in the Jubilee Hall 09:30hrs - Youth Mass in the Jubilee Hall 10:00hrs - English Mass in the Cathedral 11:30hrs - Shona Mass in the Cathedral 17:30hrs - English Mass in the Cathedral Monday to Friday 09:00hrs - English Mass 13:00hrs - English Mass 17:30hrs - Shona Mass Saturdays and Public Holidays 09:00hrs - English Mass See also Roman Catholicism in Zimbabwe Sacred Heart Cathedral (disambiguation) References
Catedral del Sagrado Corazón (Harare)

La Catedral del Sagrado Corazón​ (en inglés: Cathedral of the Sacred Heart) es el nombre que recibe un edificio religioso que pertenece a la Iglesia católica​ y se encuentra ubicado en la calle cuatro (Fourth Street) de la localidad de Harare,​ capital del país africano de Zimbabue.​ Funciona como la sede de la arquidiócesis de Harare (Archidioecesis Hararensis). Sigue el rito romano y fue dedicada como su nombre lo indica al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús un devoción católica tradidional referida al corazón de Jesús de Nazaret. Debido a la variada composición de la congregación la mayoría de las misas son celebradas tanto en inglés como en Shona, una lengua local y adicionalmente y en menor medida existen servicios en francés y portugués.​ Véase también Iglesia católica Catedral del Sagrado Corazón Referencias
Katedrála Neposkvrněného početí Panny Marie (Bulawayo)

Katedrální bazilika Neposkvrněného početí Panny Marie (angl. Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception) je římskokatolická katedrála v Bulawayo v Zimbabwe. Je zasvěcena Neposkvrněnému početí Panny Marie a je centrem arcidiecéze Bulawayo. Historie Plány na stavbu kostela sahají až k činnosti jezuitů, kteří v polovině 90. let 19. století postavili v Bulawayu mezi Main Street a 10. avenue malou kapli. Základní kámen, dovezený z Chorvatska, položil a požehnal 25. března 1903 Richard Sykes SJ, apoštolský prefekt Zambezie. Kostel byl postaven chorvatskými staviteli v podobě trojlodní baziliky ze žuly z místního lomu. Interiér připomíná typický gotický kostel s lodí a dvěma bočními loděmi. Gotické jsou i jeho proporce: dlouhá, úzká loď, extrémně vysoký strop a sloupy, které se zvedají do hrotitých oblouků. První bohoslužbu sloužil na Velikonoční neděli 3. dubna 1904 biskup z Kimberley Matthew Gaughren OMI. Od roku 1920 do roku 1955 sloužila jako prokatedrála. Poté se stala katedrálou nově vzniklé diecéze Bulawayo. V polovině roku 1957 bylo zahájeno rozsáhlé rozšíření stávajících dispozicí prodloužením lodi a lodí na dvojnásobek jejich kapacity. 22. listopadu 1959 byla rozšířená katedrála vysvěcena. Papež Jan Pavel II. ji navštívil v září 1988. 21. června 2013 byla dekretem papeže Františka povýšena na baziliku minor. Jedná se o první takové povýšení v Jihoafrickém rozvojovém společenství. Vyhlášení provedl 31. srpna 2013 apoštolský nuncius v Zimbabwe, arcibiskup George Kocherry. Vybavení Významnou součástí vybavení kostela je monolitický oltářní blok a sochy svatého Patrika, Ignáce z Loyoly a svatého Františka Xaverského. Křížová cesta, jejíž součástí jsou i obrazy na vnitřních stěnách, pochází z Anglie z roku 1911. Odkazy Reference V tomto článku byly použity překlady textů z článků Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception (Bulawayo) na anglické Wikipedii a Kathedralbasilika Maria Immaculata (Bulawayo) na německé Wikipedii. Související články Arcidiecéze Bulawayo Katolická církev v Zimbabwe Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Katedrála Neposkvrněného početí Panny Marie na Wikimedia Commons
Kathedralbasilika Maria Immaculata (Bulawayo)

Die Kathedralbasilika Maria Immaculata (engl.: Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate) ist eine römisch-katholische Kathedrale in Bulawayo, Simbabwe. Die der Unbefleckten Empfängnis gewidmete Kirche ist Sitz des Erzbistums Bulawayo und trägt den Titel einer Basilica minor. Geschichte Die Planung der Kirche geht zurück auf die Aktivitäten der Jesuiten, die Mitte der 1890er Jahre eine kleine Kapelle in Bulawayo gebaut hatten. Der Grundstein wurde am 25. März 1903 von dem apostolischen Präfekten von Sambesi, Bischof Riccardo Sykes, gelegt und gesegnet. Die Kirche wurde von kroatischen Bauarbeitern in der Form einer dreischiffigen Basilika aus Granit eines lokalen Steinbruchs errichtet. Der erste Gottesdienst wurde am Ostersonntag, dem 3. April 1904, durch den Bischof von Kimberley, Matthew Gaughren OMI, gefeiert. Von 1920 bis 1955 diente sie als Pro-Kathedrale, seitdem ist sie die Kathedrale des neu geschaffenen Bistums Bulawayo. Eine bedeutende Erweiterung der bestehenden Kirche durch Verlängerung der Haupt- und Seitenschiffe zur Verdopplung ihrer Kapazität wurde Mitte 1957 begonnen, die vergrößerte Kirche wurde am 22. November 1959 geweiht. Ausstattung Bedeutende Teile der Kirchenausstattung bilden der monolithische Altarblock und die Statuen von St. Patrick, Ignatius von Loyola und St. Francis Xavier. Die Kreuzwegstationen, zu denen die Bilder an den Innenwänden gehören, kamen 1911 aus England. Würdigungen Papst Johannes Paul II. besuchte die Kathedrale im September 1988. Am 21. Juni 2013 erhob Papst Franziskus die Kirche als erste in der Entwicklungsgemeinschaft des südlichen Afrika in den Status einer Basilica minor. Die Deklaration wurde am 31. August 2013 vom Apostolischen Nuntius von Simbabwe, dem Erzbischof George Kocherry, ausgeführt. Einzelnachweise
Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception (Bulawayo)

The Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception is the name given to a temple that is affiliated with the Catholic Church and serves as the seat of the Metropolitan Archbishop of Bulawayo in Zimbabwe. In addition, the June 21, 2013 by decree of Pope Francis was elevated to the status of Minor Basilica. Its history dates back to the activities of the Jesuits, who in the mid-1890s had built a small chapel in Bulawayo between Main Street and 10th Avenue. Its first stone, imported from Croatia, was placed elsewhere by the apostolic prefect Bishop Sykes in 1903, it was opened on April 3, 1904, and later also served as pro-cathedral from 1920 until 1955 when he won the title of Cathedral. Pope John Paul II visited the cathedral in September 1988. Interior The interior resembles a typical Gothic church with a nave and two lateral aisles. Its proportions are also Gothic: a long, narrow nave, an extremely high ceiling and the columns which rise up to pointed arches. See also Roman Catholicism in Zimbabwe References
Catedral basílica de la Inmaculada Concepción (Bulawayo)

La Catedral Basílica de la Inmaculada Concepción​ (en inglés: Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception) es el nombre que recibe un templo que está afiliado a la Iglesia católica y funciona como la sede de la arquidiócesis de Bulawayo en el país africano de Zimbabue. Además el 21 de junio de 2013 por decreto del papa Francisco fue elevada al estatus de Basílica menor.​ Su historia se remonta a las actividades de los Jesuitas que a mediados de la década de 1890 habían construido una pequeña capilla en Bulawayo entre Main Street y 10th Avenue. Su primera piedra importada de Croacia fue colocada en otro sitio por el prefecto apostólico en monseñor Sykes SJ. En 1903, siendo abierta el 3 de abril de 1904, para posteriormente servir también como procatedral​ entre 1920 y hasta 1955 cuando obtuvo el título de Catedral.​ Su santidad el papa Juan Pablo II visitó la catedral en septiembre de 1988. Véase también Iglesia católica Catedral Basílica de la Inmaculada Concepción Referencias
Kathedrale basiliek van de Onbevlekte Ontvangenis

De Kathedrale basiliek van de Onbevlekte Ontvangenis (Engels: Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception) is een rooms-katholieke kathedraal in de Zimbabwaanse stad Bulawayo. De kerk is de zetel van het aartsbisdom Bulawayo en is sinds 2013 een basiliek. Geschiedenis Halverwege de jaren 1890 bouwden de jezuïeten een kleine kapel in Bulawayo. De eerste steen van het huidige kerkgebouw werd op 25 maart 1903 gelegd en gezegend door de apostolisch prefect van Zambezi, bisschop Riccardo Sykes. De kerk werd gebouwd door Kroatische bouwers met graniet uit een plaatselijke steengroeve. De eerste dienst werd gevierd op Paaszondag 3 april 1904. Van 1920 tot 1955 fungeerde de kerk als pro-kathedraal. Sinds 1955 is het de kathedraal van het toen opgerichte bisdom Bulawayo. In 1957 werd begonnen met een uitbreiding van de kerk door het schip en de zijbeuken te verlengen. De vergrote kerk werd ingewijd op 22 november 1959. Paus Johannes Paulus II bezocht de kathedraal in september 1988. Op 21 juni 2013 verhief paus Franciscus de kerk tot basiliek. Zie ook Katholieke Kerk in Zimbabwe
Catedral Basílica da Imaculada Conceição

A Catedral Basílica da Imaculada Conceição é o nome dado a um templo afiliado à Igreja Católica e que serve como sede do Arcebispo Metropolitano de Bulawayo, no Zimbábue. Além disso, em 21 de junho de 2013, por decreto do Papa Francisco, foi elevada à condição de Basílica Menor. Sua história remonta às atividades dos jesuítas , que em meados da década de 1890 construíram uma pequena capela em Bulawayo, entre a Main Street e a 10th Avenue. Sua primeira pedra, importada da Croácia, foi colocada em outro local pelo prefeito apostólico, Bispo Sykes, em 1903. Foi inaugurada em 3 de abril de 1904 e, posteriormente, também serviu como pró-catedral de 1920 até 1955, quando recebeu o título de Catedral. O Papa João Paulo II visitou a catedral em setembro de 1988. Interior O interior assemelha-se a uma típica igreja gótica com uma nave e duas naves laterais. As suas proporções também são góticas: uma nave longa e estreita, um teto extremamente alto e colunas que se elevam até arcos ogivais. Referências
Mabura

Mabura Ward is ward number 6 of the 33 wards in Zibagwe Rural District Council of Kwekwe District. It is in Zhombe Communinal Land in Midlands Province of Zimbabwe. It is 100 km north-west-north of Kwekwe and 73 km south-west of Kadoma. Its center is at Bee Mine Township but the sitting councillor operates from Samambwa Township. Municipality The Zibagwe Rural District Council runs the ward and at present the ward is represented by a male councillor, on a ZANU-PF ticket. Shopping centers Bee Mine Township Columbina Township, 6.4 km south Samambwa Township, 13 km north-east Schools Primary Bee Mine Primary School Bee Mine Primary School was established in 1969. Samambwa Primary School Samambwa Primary School is a co-educational school 19 km northeast of Empress Columbina Township. (18°19′20″S 29°27′14″E) It was established in 1964. Samambwa Primary School offers primary educational services from Grade 1 to 7 over seven years. The age group for pupils is 6 to 13 years. Compulsory subjects are English, mathematics, and Shona. The school also offers various non-examinable practical subjects which include arts and craft, home economics, music, sports and physical education. These practicals are offered according to the school resources. Graduates from this school proceed to Samambwa Secondary School a hundred metres south for a four-year GCE O-Level course. Somapani Primary School Somapani Primary School was established in 1966. Secondary Bee Mine Secondary School, established in 1981 Samambwa Secondary School, established in 1984 Health center Samambwa Clinic is the only health center in Mabura Ward. It is staffed by one qualified nurse and two nurse aides, and it has eight general beds. It is owned by Zivagwe Rural District Council. Other important places Commoner houses Ngondoma Irrigation Scheme Mabura Caves Notable residents Learnmore Jongwe was born in Samambwa Village, and this is where he was buried. References
Association of Trust Schools

The Association of Trust Schools (ATS) is an organisation of independent primary and secondary schools in Zimbabwe that was founded in 1962. Each of these schools are run by their own Board of Governors and are not for profit entities. The Heads of ATS schools are eligible for membership in the Conference of Heads of Independent Schools in Zimbabwe (CHISZ). There are 66 schools in the ATS. History In 1962 CHISZ was formed with nine member headmasters: those of Arundel, Bishopslea, Chisipite, Eagle, Falcon, Peterhouse, St. Peter's, Springvale, Whitestone and Bernard Mizeki College. Their purpose was mutual support and encouragement. By the mid-1970s, twenty-four schools attended the Conference. A dip then followed leading up to independence with only nine members attending in 1981. However, the Independence War years had led to a number of member schools closing down, including two of its founder members (Eagle and St. Peter’s), while two other founder member schools closed but did re-open (Whitestone and Springvale). When government schools opened up to multi-racial classes post-independence, those people who had turned to independent schools chose government schools rather than high fee-paying independent schools as what they were being offered was much the same. However, by 1983, the demand for independent schools had gained pace again – many more new schools were founded, nearly all co-educational schools, while nearly all the founding members of CHISZ had been single-sex schools. In 1983 six new independent schools were started; from 1983 to 1986 nineteen more were founded. Member schools have received criticism from parents and Zimbabwe government Minister of Education Lazarus Dokora for charging illegally excessive non-refundable acceptance fees and increasing tuition despite "atrocious" academic results. In 2015, sixty-six schools are members of the ATS, with twenty-four at Secondary level and forty-two at Primary with over 23,000 students enrolled and over 800 teachers employed. EXCO EXCO is the Standing Committee of ATS, made up of members of the Conference, elected annually by the members at the AGM. List of EXCO Chairs List of ATS member schools Primary schools Secondary schools References External links ATS CHISZ Official website
International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics

Das International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) ist eine international tätige Forschungseinrichtung, die 1972 gegründet wurde. Ziel ist die Verbesserung der Lebensbedingungen in den semi-ariden Tropen Asiens und Sub-Sahara-Afrikas durch landwirtschaftliche Forschung. ICRISAT ist eines der 15 Institute der Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research. Weblinks Website von ICRISAT
Institut international de recherche sur les cultures des zones tropicales semi-arides

L'Institut international de recherche sur les cultures des zones tropicales semi-arides (ICRISAT) est l'un des 15 centres de recherche membres du Groupe consultatif pour la recherche agricole internationale. Établi en 1971, sa mission consiste à aider « 600 millions de pauvres à surmonter la faim, la pauvreté et la dégradation de l'environnement dans les tropiques semi-arides grâce à une agriculture plus efficace ». En 2010, il disposait de 60 millions de dollars, soit 10 % du montant total des 15 centres. Il est basé à Patancheru (Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh) en Inde. Il dispose de plusieurs centres régionaux : Niamey (Niger), Nairobi (Kenya) et des bases de recherches : Bamako (Mali), Bulawayo (Zimbabwe). En 2021, l'ICRISAT est lauréat de l'Africa Food Prize, en récompense de ses travaux qui ont amélioré la sécurité alimentaire dans 13 pays d’Afrique subsaharienne. Références Annexes Articles connexes Groupe consultatif pour la recherche agricole internationale Liens externes Site officiel Site du Projet Aide à la Décision Portail de l'agriculture et de l'agronomie Portail de l’Inde
Founders High School

Founders High School is a public high school in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. It includes both day and boarding students. History Founders High School was founded in January 1952 as Southern Rhodesia's first secondary school for Coloured and Asian students. It was established at the Herbert Stanley Hostel on Dundee Drive in the Barham Green area of Bulawayo. Today, most of its students are black Africans from suburbs including Emganwini, Nketa, Tshabalala, Southwold, Bellevue and Nkulumane. In 2016, the school received an award called the Secretary's Bell. Notable people Alumni Fay Chung, educator and politician, cabinet minister Rashid Gatrad, consultant paediatrician and deputy lieutenant of the West Midlands Noel Kaseke, footballer Edwin Muguti, surgeon and former deputy minister Fortune Chasi, politician and lawyer Prince James Mpande Ncube, architect, Pernell and Henry Mcckop, football players. Faculty Andrew Shue, taught mathematics from 1989 to 1992 References
Ingutsheni Hospital

Ingutsheni Hospital is a public hospital located in Belmont east, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. It is the largest psychiatric hospital in Zimbabwe, with over 700 beds. History Ingutsheni is a government referral hospital located in the second largest capital city of Zimbabwe, Bulawayo. It was established in 1908, as the hospital for refugees and was meant to serve black people in Zimbabwe only. The white people were also assisted on temporary basis and were deported or taken to South Africa after being attributed to lunacy. Ingutsheni hospital specialises in providing psychiatric care to the community members in Zimbabwe. The hospital was converted to a psychiatrist hospital in 1933. See also List of hospitals in Zimbabwe References
Buffalo Range Airport

Buffalo Range Airport (IATA: BFO, ICAO: FVCZ), designated as Forward Air Field 7 (FAF) during the Rhodesian Bush War, is an airport serving Chiredzi, Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe. It is 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) northwest of the town. History Chiredzi Air Force based was opened in c1976. It was large enough for operations involving the Douglas C-47 by September 1979. Around the early 1980s, runway 14/32 opened replacing the older runway, and it was converted for use as a taxiway. These upgrades were to enlargen the airport to strategic airfield status. Upgrades of the existing facilities were not carried out. As of 2004, it is a joint public-military airfield housing the School of Military Training. Facilities The Chiredzi non-directional beacon (Ident: CZ) is located 3.75 nautical miles (6.95 km) off the threshold of runway 14. The Chiredzi or Buffalo Range non-directional beacon (Ident: BI) is located on the field. Accidents and incidents 6 January 1977: A Rhodesian Air Force Douglas C-47B, tail number R7034, hit overhead conveyor steel cables, across the Lundi River on return from Malapati airfield, crashing and killing three occupants, pilot, co-pilot and Despatcher. Three Despatcher passengers survived. See also Chiredzi District List of airports in Zimbabwe Transport in Zimbabwe References External links "Airport information for Buffalo Range Airport". DAFIF. October 2006 – via Great Circle Mapper. OurAirports - Buffalo Range Archived 2 January 2018 at the Wayback Machine